Religious Torrance of Hazrat Muhammad PBU- رسول اللہ ﷺ کی مذہبی رواداری
Islam aur asre hazir- اسلام اورعصرحاضر کے مسائل کا حل
1. Islam’s Response to Contemporary Issues is a
lecture delivered at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference
Centre (London) by Hadrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad,
Khalifatul Masih IV,the Head of the worldwideAhmadiyya
Muslim Community.
Based on Qur’anic teachings, the speaker argues that
* Swords can win territories but not hearts, force can
bend heads but not minds;
* The role of women is not of concubines in harems
nor a society imprisoned in the four walls of their homes;
* Richer nations provide aid with strings attached and
yet the flow of wealth continues to be in the direction of
the rich while the poorer sink deeper in the red;
* Religion does not need to be the predominant
legislative authority in the political affairs of a state;
* Irrespective of the thawing of the cold war,the issue
of war and peace does not only hang by the thread of
superpower relationship;
* Without God there can be no peace.
It also contains comprehensive discussion on
interest; financial aid;international relations;and the role of
Israel, America and United Kingdom in a new world order.
Its message is timeless and relates to the future
prospects for peace.If the Speaker is proved right in most of
his predictions,as he has already been proved right in some
of them,no one can afford to ignore this message.
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we possess the text which Mohamet himself gave forth
and used.
(Life of Mohamet by sir william muir , London ,1878,P.xxvii)
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verse in the Quran is the genuine and unaltered
composition of Mohamet himself.
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Slight clerical errors there may have been, but the Quran
of Uthman contains none but genuine elements,though
somtimes in very strange order. The efforts of European
scholers to prove the existence of later interpolations in
the Quran have failed.
(Prof. Noldeke in Encyclopaedia Brittanica; 9th edition under Quran)
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